Thanks for the help.
My camo carbons weigh just a little more than the blacks 435 vs 420. Some of that is due to the .75" less length of the blacks.
I like the way the camo' s shoot a little better (noise and vibration of bow), but I like the clean black arrows better.
Does the photofusion process make for an arrow that' s just as smooth and glossy as th blacks? (I had to sand the cabelas carbons w/ 250-400 grit sandpaper to quiet them down).

I' ve seen where you recommend cutting both ends of the shaft and then finishing the arrow. Are any of the net-based finished arrow suppliers doing this? The price of such finished arrows has become so reasonable I' d just assume leave my high speed arrow cut saw out of the equation. Is this cutting both ends important enough for me to not be so lazy?